Reincarnation in the Insect Nest, Starting from Feeding the Queen and Becoming a God

There's nothing sinister about it, but it's more like a farming novel about insects than a swarm of insects. There is a slight difference between the audiences of these two genres: The audience of insect swarms are influenced by many works such as Interstellar, Stars, Warhammer, etc., And they hope to see some big scenes, hope to see the swarm of insects colliding one after another like a tsunami, and hope to see the process and result of the enemy drowning in the swarm. As for how the swarm develops, it might be enough to just pay attention to the evolutionary mission of the Heart of the Swarm. On the other hand, the audience for farming novels is not very concerned about big scenes. To be precise, they don't care much about wars and conflicts. There are even books that do not fight a single battle in the book, but are farming and enjoying farming throughout the whole process. What they are more concerned about is the development process of a group from the first sprout of life under water, to the giant beasts of the Stone Age, to walking upright, and from the cradle of early civilization to the vast stars. Therefore, from this perspective, this book is not a book about insect swarms, but a farming text about an insect swarm. I have a little regret. Personally, because of StarCraft, I am almost certain about the image of the swarm. This directly led to all kinds of awkwardness when I read this book. But I also know that my awkwardness is completely nitpicking. I can't get up or get down. I'm stuck here. Going back to this book, writing about farming in this era is a difficult road to follow, and there are even fewer articles about insect swarms. Although it is not an insect swarm in the traditional sense, it is interesting and enjoyable to read. I hope the author will keep the current direction and continue to work hard. I gave it a vote.

Can this kind of insect come here?

Why does every novel about alien beasts have to control a person?

Premise: You have not mastered a large number of powerful violent units 1. Since the elves will not sit idly by while destroying the forest, the development of the elf base can be based on the theme of symbiosis.                                                                                                                                                                                              can be divided into two main stages. One. In this stage, while ensuring development, it establishes a symbiotic relationship with the forest, and uses the elves to expand implicitly in the forest; 2. Using "thriving" as the appearance, trying to occupy an absolute dominant position in the symbiotic relationship         3. The sub-base can try to separate it from the main base to create the feeling of one race and two tribes (what do the insect demons in the dungeon have to do with the insect demons in the Elven Forest)? Before the "symbiosis" is exposed, after the human side explodes, the elves should be willing to save a hand, use some political methods, and maybe get some more "aid". (Just some ideas, I posted them as soon as I thought of them)

The Overlord is the first worm hive. You can develop there and get Gestalt zerg.

I have always felt that the expansion of the Zerg does not conflict with the human race. The expansion of the human race does not require territorial area, but a series of outputs such as land, oceans, mineral veins, etc. The key is that these outputs require a large amount of initial investment, and there is also a huge waste of raw materials. The Zerg expansion needs biomass and some elements. Precious metals and gems are not rare for the Zerg. There is no difference between straw and rice grains. So are all Zerg mines and carpet farms? The Terrans provide metal industrial products, and the Zerg provide ores, agricultural products and biological materials (textile industry, organic matter, chemical industry materials). Then there are Zerg mercenaries and Zerg arms dealers? Thinking about it this way, there is no difference between Zerg and giant corporations.

How can I put it, compared to sword and magic, it feels like a science fiction or interstellar background, which is more suitable for the Zerg.

Name: Poisonous Miasma Insect Form: Nesting type, environment changing type. Shape: The individual is about 6 meters long and 1.2 Meters wide. The whole body is like a pitch-black maggot, with a huge round mouth that occupies the axis of the body. There are no teeth inside but tentacles one after another. There are needles as fine as cells at the end. The body is in the shape of a link. Each row of cysts is followed by fine and long villi, and then there is a sewage outlet that circulates poisonous juice. The poisonous miasma will dig a passage for its own use through its own sensory organs to enter a comfortable place, then build a nest quietly, and interact with the outside world by hatching a wriggling aphid (only the size of a middle finger). Then the aphids are responsible for collecting food and surrounding biomass samples, and integrating as many genetic samples as possible into the nest. Then the organisms in the area will develop mild symptoms. In one hour, the original germs will spread exponentially, and then the priest or doctor will be in a hurry. , Genetically targeted germs will spread from countless small holes as geothermal heat conquers water vapor. When the time is long enough, aphids collect samples containing magic elements, and demonic germs that are half energy and half material will appear. They will instantly erode the surrounding environment, causing normal plants to mutate into insect nest derivatives. The produced serum will also quickly be directed to correct or degrade related functions. Those animals that survive in the poisonous miasma will be mutated by the neurotoxins, parasites, fungal spores, and mutant viruses released later, and become cannon fodder and flanking defense force of the insect nest. 1. The sensing organ, even if it is underneath, will respond to everything that happens on the ground. This is the result of a combination of vibration, electromagnetism, sound waves and symbionts. It also shows that he has enough intelligence, but does not have the ability to control the insect swarm. 2. The lesion organ is a terrifying biochemical incubation room. Every lymph node in it contains samples that are enough to cause a world-destroying plague. It also freezes some parasites that deviate from morality. Once it acquires the oldest and noble bloodline in a city, the plague targeting that city will spread. So is the noblest and most ancient blood of a country. 3. Defender, it will look for the most powerful biological community within the pollution range, derive a specific parasite, and turn them into a specific defender to protect its own safety. Of course, it will leave the nest and return to the protection of the insect swarm before being fatally endangered.

It's very interesting, but I have a little suggestion, which is to write 10,000 words a day after it is put on the shelf, otherwise you will live up to the expectations of our readers.

How to choose the name? The three human beings are all related to each other. The protagonist and the insect queen can understand it, and so can the human girls. It's still a new book for you, how do you think readers feel when reading it?